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streamhook

v1.0.3

Published

A hook system to aggregate events from multiple source

Readme

streamhook

A hook system to aggregate events from multiple source.

Allows you to listen to events from multiple APIs or websockets and give consistent output across.

Current build in hooks

  • twitch (TwitchHook) :
    • chat
    • tip (cheer)
    • host (hosted)
    • subscription
    • join
    • leave (part)
    • follow
    • online
    • offline
  • streamtip (StreamtipHook) :
    • tip (newTip)
  • lastfm (LastfmHook) :
    • music

Usage

The package is in early stages, the fundamental architecture might evolve quickly.

Single hook

const { TwitchHook } = require('streamhook');

let hook = new TwitchHook({
    channel : "mychannel"   // your twitch channel
});
hook.on('chat', event=>{    // listen to one event
    console.log(event);
});
hook.init(_=>{              // provide auth configs through function, useful for injection from file
    return {
        "username"  : "myusername",
        "password"  : "oauth:something",
        "client_id" : "myclientid"
    };
});

Hook controller

const { TwitchHook, LastfmHook, HookController } = require('streamhook');

let twitchHook = new TwitchHook({
    channel : "mychannel"   // your twitch channel
});
let lastfmHook = new LastfmHook({
    user    : "myusername"
});

let controller = new HookController();
controller.use(twitchHook);
controller.use(lastfmHook);

controller.init(forHook=>{
    // return ...; // return auth config based on name
});

controller.on('chat', ()=>{}); // twitch
controller.on('music', ()=>{}); // lastfm

Custom Hook

const { Hook } = require('streamhook');

class MyHook extends Hook{
    constructor(settings){
        super(Object.assign({
            for     : "myhook",

            // extra params
            config  : "myhook.json",
        }, settings));
    }
    async init(loader){
        setInterval(()=>{
            let event = {
                // content
            };
            this.emit("myevent", event);
        }, 10000);
    }
}

If you are using standard types, follow the same event definition. I you think your custom hook should be added with the standard ones, submit an issue.